Voice of the Falcons: Flying Since 1979
Mia Warren, senior, who helped plan this protest, said, "These students really dug deep into their hearts to not only support their right to an equal and ethical education, but for others who may have a voice in their community." Photo by Carlynn Claypool On Feb. 7, 2022 HR students participated in a school wide... Continue Reading →
Student senate has faced many adversities and this year they have been trying to get back to normal. With COVID-19 on the rise, student senate is finding new ways to face challenges. The famous Wish Week is right around the corner and senate is finding ways to make it happen. “Senior senate has been awesome,... Continue Reading →
Now that the color guard season is winding down, doesn’t mean that color guard is going away! Since we are now heading into winter, winter guard is now starting to pick up. You might be wondering what the difference between both are or what either sport does, and I’m here to inform readers. During our... Continue Reading →
Over Thanksgiving break, a new strain of COVID-19 was discovered in South Africa. According to USA Today, the World Health Organization announced that the new strain was found on Nov. 24, 2021 and could be a major concern to Americans. The strain is named Omicron, after the 15th letter in the Greek alphabet. The first... Continue Reading →
Just after midnight, early in the morning of Wednesday, Dec. 8, 2021, the Douglas County School Board, by a vote of 4-3, has eliminated the mask mandate for all students and staff in the district. The decision came after hours of public comment, board questions, and debate. According to the resolution, the removal of the... Continue Reading →
As we are finally wrapping up our first semester at Ranch; auditions for the upcoming play, “Mamma Mia”, has also come to a close. The idea to have “Mamma Mia” be the play this year actually took place the year before. Nicole Hudson, Theater teacher, and Robert Lane, Choir and Piano teacher, decided on “Mamma... Continue Reading →
On Oct. 20, the Douglas County School District filed a lawsuit against the newly formed Douglas County Board of Health over the mask mandate and quarantine orders. The lawsuit states that the decision by the board, to allow mask exemptions and restrict quarantines in schools, violates the civil rights of students with disabilities. The voices... Continue Reading →
On Nov. 2, 2021, it will be Election Day in America yet again. While there is no election for state or federal office in Colorado, there’s still the incredibly important Douglas County School Board Election taking place. Four of the seven seats on the school board are on the ballot, so the majority vote on... Continue Reading →
For the 2021-2022 school year, the Homecoming theme was a road trip across the US, meaning the student body would travel to four states across the country: New Jersey, Florida, Texas, and Colorado. These dress up days, along with the activities after school like Ruff N’ Tuff, Powder Puff, movie night, the bonfire, and more... Continue Reading →
The classic board game, Clue, by Hasbro Gaming is infamous for creating a constant mystery about the death of a specific character in a scandalous mansion. With a list of weapons, clues, and rooms, the killer becomes revealed through a series of accusations, action, and intense strategy played by the rest of the characters. Similarly... Continue Reading →
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